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His lass is in for a good night then Like it wasn't going to happen anyway. Given how little he's played at Man Utd glad he's had an extended run in the team but he needs to start showing soon that he is learning from the experience he's getting. Fair enough

His lass is in for a good night then

Rodallega's a f***ing prick too like. When he went down in the 1st half and he was getting 'treated' for 2 minutes, really p***ed me off. He hobbles off, the physio literally just dabbed him with a towel then he sprints on to try and score then when he realised he was offside starts to limp again. C***

He sounded drunk on talksport like

Lot of people on about him losing the ball,which he did do (and will do quite a bit every single time he plays so people need to get used to it) but he provides a threat through the middle which worries defenders and opens up space for other players. That's twice in two games him just being on the pitch has changed our attacking play for the better imo,and he's not even playing that well. Even when he was messing it up or holding onto the ball too much he was opening the game up for us. We looked a much better side and will do even more once his team-mates are on the same wavelength and he's at full speed. Totally. He was the difference in the 2nd half. He changed the game

Can only be arsed to say 3 things as it's all been covered but: Obertan: Useless Simpson: Poor Ben Arfa: Changed the game

Yip, absolute beauts them boots, better in black. They do blue ones too dont they? Remember seeing some and thinking I'd love a pair but never got some. I own the old fashioned brown ones. Oh my god, best boots you'll ever buy they basically mould to your feet

That's bad m'kay

Forest?

Who are the top 3?

Really looking forward to going down to this one. Just have a horrible feeling about the game. We're not the best at Ewood Park

That's a training top not an away kit. Gutted

6 from 6

Agree with this. Think we'll give all comers a good game this season. Particulalry at home. In fact when was our last home defeat in the league? Everton? Correct answer. Good home form then

Agree with this. Think we'll give all comers a good game this season. Particulalry at home. In fact when was our last home defeat in the league?

Some of those lots are quite frankly amazing. Shows how much he meant to people

Just turn the W on its's side If in doubt, just use them all. F*** sake Could you not just have done this? http://thelaughpub.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/grammar-police-150x150.png

Aye he is indeed a student now.... just call him Nana's boy.. he will understand. How did I miss this! Nah, go for it. They let Ali do level 1! The video on Ryan OCK that's a low blow on Ali

Honestly, don't think like that! By the sounds of it they'll most likely have a Level 1 tops. And even if they are more qualified than you, so what? Everybody has to start somewhere, and i'm sure you could bring fresh ideas to the table

Just turn the W on its's side

Wish Sunday would hurry up already

So the f***ing poster with a Life on Mars avatar misses the opportunity to post a Life on Mars f***ing reference? Bollocks

Just copied it over from wikipedia. Sorry you don't approve

nope- its a precursor to Stus Victory parade hes been planning for a while. good to see aussiefag can read - even went to the effort of writing an intro to the OP just for him. Denied. joking aside- when will you claim the argument is won- or is it already? Couple of seasons of stability would be a start! Multiple qualification for Europe, a few decent cup runs (would be nice to go to Wembley again, this time without having the opposition's 12th player in our team) and a manager who does at least 3 seasons. Given the state of football at the moment, that's putting him just behind KK and SBR as 'good times' for a NUFC supporter in recent times, non? Agreed. and Im going back to the 70s Interesting point. Since 1969 we have had 20 managers... There seems to be an obvious correlation between stability and success. Obviously the better the managers do, the more time they are given but some of the time given to the managers have never really given us the chance to succeed. Joe Harvey 1962-1975 Football League Second Division Champions: 1965, FA Cup Runners-up:1974, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Winners: 1969 Gordon Lee 1975-1977 Football League Cup Runners-up: 1976 Given the benefit of doubt for reaching the final despite selling 'big name players' Richard Dinnis 1977 Bill McGarry 1977-1980 Arthur Cox 1980-1984 Promotion from Division 2 1984 Jack Charlton 1984-1985 Willie McFaul 1985-1988 Jim Smith 1988-1991 Ossie Ardiless 1991-1992 Kevin Keegan 1992-1997 FA Premier League Runners-up:1996, Football League First Division Champions:1993, FA Community Shield Runners-up:1996 Kenny Dalglish 1997-1998 Ruining a good side Ruud Gullit 1998-1999 Continuing the trend despite a Cup Final appearance Sir Bobby Robson 1999-2004 Graeme Souness 2004-2006 Glenn Roeder 2006-2007 Sam Allardyce 2007-2008 Kevin Keegan 2008 Joe Kinnear 2008-2009 Chris Hughton 2009-2010 Football League Championship 2010 Alan Pardew 2010- Present I just find it interesting some of the length in time in quite a lot of our appointments. From a personal perspective i only really remember from Gullit onwards and i am intrigued with our performances as a club during the 70's and 80's to warrant some quick changes in managers. Not really an argument just an observation

Cannot hack this famous malarky. Just been on look north